The Incarnation Junior High Program includes grades 7 and 8. The students have eight periods which include the option of a German, French, or Spanish class. During these years, the students acquire organizational and academic skills which they need to have to be successful at the high school level. Students attend Mass weekly and religion class daily. They are encouraged to follow in the footsteps of Jesus as they evaluate the direction of their faith. Preparation for Confirmation, service and leadership are encouraged and developed. Our program offers students many opportunities to get involved in service activities as well as academic clubs and competitions, such as:
Crusader Merit Society, Optimist Club, TAP program, Peer Tutoring, CYO Sports, Chess Club, Muse Machine, Band, Youth Choir, Mission Work, Yearbook Club, School Supply Store, Incarnation School Broadcast Live News Program, The Crusader Connection, OMEA Band Solo and Ensemble Adjudicated Events, the 8th grade Shakespearean Play, the Science Fair Competition, Scripts Spelling Bee Competition, Geography Bee Competitions, The Americana Essay Contest, The Centerville Optimist Oratorical Contest, The Dayton Art Institute Competitions, and The Dorothy Yeck “Good Life Award” writing contest. Many of our students participate in the NUMATS program for advancement which not only allows junior high students the opportunity to take the ACT and SAT college entrance exams but also to be possibly ranked in the “Who’s Who Among Middle School Students” program. In closing, our dedicated and experienced teaching staff purport that a God-centered environment is a student-centered one.